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BRANT QUILTERS VOICE April 2015 Volume 26 Issue 8

Brant Heritage Quilters Guild • Box 24025 Brantford ON N3R 7X3 • www.brantheritagequilters.com • [email protected]

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BRANT QUILTERS VOICE April 9, 2015

APRIL MEETING

Our speaker is Terry Anderson from Vittoria. Terry began quilting

in 1985, doing workshops at her guild in Ingersoll.

At that time, each block was drafted on paper, templates were

made and traced, then each block was hand-pieced and hand quilt-

ed, all of which was very time consuming. Since then, there have been many happy changes in the world of quilting. Rotary cutters

came along, books and patterns were readily available and the fab-

ric market has exploded. Terry continues to take workshops with her three guilds as well as at National and International shows.

Terry started her long-arm quilting business, "Potter's Creek Quilt-ing Service", in 2007 and has turned her quilting passion into a

career. In February 2013, one of her quilts won the OAAS Provin-

cial Grand Championship.

Patricia Ryckman-Fleming

Program Chair

√ Name Tags

√ Pop Tabs

√ Library Books

√ BOM—SWEET DREAMS

√ Cuddle Quilts / Touch Quilts —Take a kit home

√ 50 / 50 Draw: $1 a ticket, 3 for $2

√ STRIPPERS EXCHANGE — Deadline is up

√ Find the thimble

√ Outreach Meeting, first Monday of the month

√ Spring Retreat—full / waiting list

√ Demos at 6:45 PM

√ Show & Tell

APRIL 9TH MEETING DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 PM

Demo starts at 6:45 PM

Meeting starts at 7:00 PM

St. George United Church 9 Beverly Street East • St. George • ON

BHQG EXECUTIVE MEETING

Thursday, April 23, 6 PM

Blue Dog Café, 199 Brant Avenue, Brantford _________

CUDDLE QUILT / OUTREACH MEETING

April 6, 10:00 AM, at Rica home

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE Deadline: 3rd Friday of each month

NEXT DEADLINE: APRIL 20, 2015 for the May issue

CHECKLIST

THE HIDDEN THIMBLE

Find the hidden thimble in the newsletter.

Email Aline or leave a note at the Membership Table on

where it is located and you will be entered into a draw

to win a prize. You have to be present at the meeting to

be eligible for the prize draw.

HAPPY APRIL BIRTHDAYS

Jean Bennett Kim Callaghan

Bonnie Kelley Cindy Taylor

MARCH DRAW WINNERS! ° FIND THE THIMBLE: Sue Green

° 50 / 50 DRAW: Carolyn Robinson

° DOOR PRIZES: June Sutherland & Janet Havel

2017- Canada’s 150th anniversary Thank you to all those who have submitted

ideas for possible projects for Canada’s 150th

anniversary in 2017! A committee will be

struck up to start up this project.

Any volunteers? Please speak to Roseline if you want to be part

of this committee, have ideas or just want more information.

DEMOS

The stripes may be going one way but

the way you cut your fabric to make a

binding will make the stripes go another

way. Dianne Thomas will show us how to

apply stripes. How to sew a scrappy

binding will also be featured.

Be in the kitchen at 6:45 pm for this demo.

DID YOU KNOW…

that the BHQG Executive did not have a meeting in March so no

news to report. See you on April 23rd at 6:00 pm at the Blue Dog

café (Brantford) for our next BHQG Executive meeting.

Due to the retreat, the deadline for Newsletter submissions has

been extended to April 20.

http://www.facebook.com/brantquilters




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EXECUTIVE 2014-2015

President Roseline Dufour

Past President / Nominating Anne Maguire

Vice President Sue Baldauf

Recording Secretary Kay Boyd

Treasurer Anne Maguire

Membership / Greeters Social Correspondence

Aline Chan / Sue Green / Joan Tressel

Program Committee Chair Patricia Ryckman-Fleming

Workshop Chair Mary Connan / Lorraine Geraldi

Newsletter Aline Chan

Library: Kim Callaghan / Susan Archer / Lynda Ryan

Quilt Show Chair 2018

COMMITTEES

President’s Pieceful Corner

WOW! How time flies when you are

having fun …sewing. In a couple of

weeks from now, we will be embarking

on another BHQG spring retreat. No

cooking, no beds to make, no cleaning up to do... Just sew-

ing our hearts out! So how do you prepare for the retreat?

I generally go to my sewing room and look over my

UFOs, my kits, my patterns and my fabrics. I then divide

everything up in two piles: what I want to do and what

can wait. Decisions, decisions, decisions! After some gru-

elling ‘hours’ in my refuge, I will zero in on four projects

(2 UFO, an untouched kit to make up and fabric for

Aline’s project). Will I get everything done? I doubt it but

the freedom to sew when I want to, to sew for how long I

want to, and to share friendship with you are the main

objectives of the retreat. To me, the success of the retreat

depends on my involvement (sewing, gabbing, sewing,

gabbing, etc.) while there. So, with my sewing machine

and my quilting tools in hand I now begin the countdown

to April 17th.

How many sleeps to go?

Roseline Dufour, President

[email protected]

Retreats / Bus Trips Chair Sue Baldauf

Quilt Racks Sue Baldauf

Outreach: Cuddle Quilts Rica Maguire/Stephanie Nemeth

Historian Roseline Dufour

Photography Linda Rainey

Quilt Documentation / Archives Carol Hunter-Ward

Socials / Potlucks Joy Archer / Mary Connan

Pop Tabs Bonnie MacDonald

50/50 Draws Anne MacFarlane / Gay Spong

Block of the Month Chair Sue Baldauf

Publicity / CQA contact Deb Desforges

Scholarship Sue Baldauf

Website Mac MacLaggan

Replacement Guild Lanyards $6

NOMINATING COMMITTEE

It is that time of year again when a

Nominating Committee is struck to pre-

pare a slate of candidates for the offices

to be filled. The task at hand now is to review the

current slate and to determine who might be willing

to continue in the current role and who is seeking to

be replaced. This is where we need your help.

If you have pondered the possibility of joining the

BHQG at the Executive level, please speak to Anne

Maguire, Roseline Dufour or Sue Baldauf. They will

be pleased to inform you of what it entails and to

answer your questions. It is not always business. We

do have fun working and organizing together.

If you know of a fellow quilter who would be a good

asset to the team, please talk with one of the three

executive members mentioned above and they will

approach that person.

Working together, we can continue to make BHQG a

great organization!

April is VOLUNTEER MONTH

Be of service - whether you make yourself

available to a friend or co-worker, or you

make time every month to do volunteer work,

there is nothing that harvests

more of a feeling of empow-

erment than being of service

to someone in need. ~Gillian Anderson

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WELCOME NEW MEMBER Please extend a warm welcome to JOAN TRESSEL—she can be found helping at

the membership / raffle table.

BHQG PINS - $5 only Proudly wear a BHQG Guild pin. Please see

Membership to purchase one.

REACHING OUT TO GUILD MEMBERS Do you know a Guild Member who is sick or has lost a loved

one? The Guild sends out "Get Well/ Sympathy" cards to mem-

bers. Please send a note to Aline. We rely on your information to

reach out to our quilting friends.

PLEASE EXTEND A WARM WECOME

TO YOUR NEIGHBOURS

Take a moment to introduce yourself

to those sitting beside you.

BRANT HERITAGE QUILTERS GUILD publishes the BRANT QUILTERS VOICE ten times a year. Editor: Aline Chan

We welcome editorial contributions and submissions. You may email submissions to [email protected]

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Guild-related notices / announcements. To unsubscribe, please email the editor with the words ‘unsubscribe’ on the subject line.

OF INTEREST TO QUILTERS April 16-18 Heritage Quilt Exhibit of Vintage Hats & quilts $6

http://www.bachfestival.ca

April 17—19 BRANT HERITAGE QUILTERS GUILD RETREAT,

FIVE OAKS.

APRIL 21-25 GRANDMOTHERS OF STEEL, Creating Futures for

the Stephen Lewis Foundation campaign in support of African grand-

mothers as they succeed in restoring hope in the midst of the AIDS

pandemic. Exhibit and Auction. http://gggg.ca/

April 24 & 25 Mississauga Quilters Guild “Off the Walls and Under

the Covers”, Burnhamthorpe Community Centre, 1500 Gulleden

Drive, $7 . [email protected]

May 1-3 Gathering of Quilts, Guelph Quilters Guild $10

http://www.royalcityquiltersguild.ca/ [email protected]

May 1-3 Kawartha Quiltmakers Guild, Feelings in Fabric 2015, Pe-

terborough Sports & Complex Centre [email protected]

May 1-3 Think Outside the Box. Windsor Quilters Guild WFCU,

8787 McHugh St, Windsor

[email protected], [email protected]

May 2 & 3 Quilted Odyssey 2015, Brampton Quilters Guild Quilt

Archdekin Recreation, Brampton http://bqguild.wordpress.com

May 2-3 Halton Quilters Guild, Stitches in Our Time 2015

Crossroads Centre, Burlington http://www.haltonquiltersguild.com/

May 7,8,9 Pieces of Magic, Oxford Quilters Guild $7

http://www.oxfordquiltersguild.com

May 10 - Sept 27 Grand National, Joseph Schneider Haus, Kitchener

www.grandnationalquiltshow.ca

May 15, 16 Quilting on the Grand Two, $6, Dunville Arena

www.dunnvillequiltguild.com Cancelled

May 18th - 23rd - Quilts of France, Ailsa Craig Recreation Centre, $12

https://www.ailsacraigquiltfestival.ca/

May 29—30 Stoney Creek Quilters Guild, A Waterfall of Quilts

Sherman Recreation Centre, Stoney Creek [email protected]

June 5 & 6 Quilts on the Grand, $7, Centre Wellington Sportsplex,

Fergus www.grandquiltguild.ca

June 6 & 7 Arnprior & Area Quilters Guild Show,

Quilting in the Valley, $6

www.arnpriordistrictquiltersguild.com

SHOW & TELL THEMES 2015

April Fool you! It isn’t what it looks like

May I-ron

June My Favourite Unfinished Quilt Top

SHOW AND TELL

Fool you! It isn’t what it looks like!

Do you have a quilt that has a

unique element that fools the

eye (trompe l'oeil)?

Or do you have a tool that

leaves one scratching one’s

head? Why not show it at our

next Show & Tell and thus

inspire your fellow quilter?

June 6 & 7 Stitching Among Friends, Quilting Corners Guild,

Alliston Curling Rink. Alliston

[email protected]

June 5 & 6 Grand Quilt Guild presents Quilts on the Grand

Centre Wellington Community Sportplex, Fergus

www.grandquiltguild.ca / [email protected]


http://www.royalcityquiltersguild.ca/


http://bqguild.wordpress.com/

http://www.oxfordquiltersguild.com/

http://www.grandnationalquiltshow.ca

http://www.dunnvillequiltguild.com

https://www.ailsacraigquiltfestival.ca/

http://www.arnpriordistrictquiltersguild.com

http://www.grandquiltguild.ca





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WORKSHOPS

There will be no

workshop in April due to Spring Retreat.

Keep May 16th open for a unique

technique workshop with Lawna Eslary

called MIGRATING GEESE.

Your Workshop Committee,

Mary Connan & Lorraine Giraldi

[email protected]

Workshops take place at: SMOKEY HOLLOW ESTATES

114 POWERLINE ROAD BRANTFORD

EAST OF GRETZKY PARKWAY

QUILTING TIPS - LABELS

I use Heirloom Treasures’ labels printed on my computer. They come in an

envelope of five or twelve sheets and usually one can get two labels from one sheet. Adjust the margins if necessary and always print a sheet on nor-

mal paper to check the settings and keep it in a binder along with a photo of

your quilt. I like to remove the paper from the paper tray, insert the label sheet face down and print on either a full page or half page sheet. Use

a bold print in a larger font such as14 pts. for the body with the head-

ing being done in 16 pts., centered and underlined.

The content of your label should include your inspiration, names of the de-

signer of the pattern, the designer of the fabrics, company of the fabrics, why the quilt was made, was it for a special occasion, a gift or competition. If it is

for yourself, where will it be used? Include the date and place the quilt was

completed and be sure to include the name if someone quilted it for you.

It's also good to include the size of the quilt.

Borrow something from the design on the front of the quilt to add to the

label on the back so it looks like it really belongs to the quilt. Think of some creative ideas to make with your leftover fabric. Use blocks or pieces that

didn't work well on the front - they look just fine on the back. Keep every-

thing documented, think a few generations in the future. Have fun with this as it's your signature.

Should you wish to print labels with designs already on them, there are

many varied designs on the computer like "Labels to Love" and the newly released "Quilt Label Collective CD Volume III" is now available.

Patricia Ryckman-Fleming

YEAH! April is finally here and that means Spring Retreat is just around the corner.

Think BLING when you come to Five Oaks in Paris on Friday April 17 -19.

This year’s SILVER ANNIVERSARY theme is celebrating 25 years of our Spring Retreats. Do you remember when

Spring Retreat was at Apps Mills?

The Mystery Dinner Theatre is back with a story of intrigue, as well as many of your other favourites such as The Mer-

chant Mall, the Block kit (Hourglass) draw, the Welcome Reception, and Auctions. Our retreat quilt project is a variation

of the Hourglass Block.

The Strippers Fabric Exchange: you are to bring 5 strips of fabric, 5” wide and 45” long (the entire width) of a grey print

(no fabric solids, no flannel, no decorator fabric). 100% quilters cotton only. You will exchange 4 strips and one strip will

be for a raffle—the winner can win a bundle of 5” strips, the equivalent of 4 metres.

Thank you for the enthusiastic response to registration. We have 36 people coming to re-

treat this year. Presently, we have a waiting list if you are not one of these lucky 36.

As a registrant, you should now have a registration booklet which includes the kit for the

Hourglass Block. Soon you will receive an email with reminders of the things you should

bring to retreat.

Your BHQG Spring Retreat Planning Committee:

Sue Baldauf, Joanne Beard, Aline Chan, Roseline Dufour, Sue Green,

Helen Harper and Ann Verth





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Value of One Member Ten little members standing in a line,

One dislikes the President, then there were nine. Nine ambitious members offered to work late, One forgot her promise, then there were eight.

Eight creative members had ideas good as heaven, One lost enthusiasm, then there were seven.

Seven loyal members got into a fix, They quarreled over programs, and then there were six.

Six members remained with spirit and drive, One moved away, then there were five.

Five steadfast members wished there were more, One became indifferent, then there were four. Four cheeful members who never disagree,

Til one complained of meetings, then there were three. Three eager members! What do they do?

One got discouraged, then there were two. Two lonely members, our rhyme is nearly done, One joined the brigde club, then there was one. One faithful member was feeling rather blue,

Met with a neighbor, then there were two. Two earnest members, each enrolled one more,

Doubling their number, and then there were four.

Four determined members just couldn't wait,

Till each won another, and then there were eight.

Eight excited members signed up 16 more,

In another six verses, there'll be a thousand twenty-four!

Book Review PILLOW POP by Heather Bostic

This beautiful little book features twenty five

pillow top projects from contemporary design-

ers.

Instructions for construction and completion of

each designer pillow are well written and well

illustrated. Most of these modern blocks could

be incorporated as blocks of a larger quilt.

I enjoyed this book!

Reviewed by Mary Connan

LIBRARY NEWS This month we have 4 new books:

Floral Bouquet Quilts - a beautiful book com-

bining traditional applique with a 3 dimen-

sional aspect.

Quilters' Mixology - shaking up curved piecing with 16 projects

using the drunkards path block.

Lovely Landscape Quilts - a book using strings & scraps to piece

and appliqué scenic quilts.

The Best Ever Appliqué Sampler - 5 projects, 9 blocks to mix,

match & combine.

And the magazine of the month - you'll have to come into the li-brary to check it out. In May, we will have the library auction! So keep on collecting those library bucks and be prepare to bid on some awesome quilt-ing items!

Your library team!

Kim, Susan & Lynda [email protected]

Book Review

BAGS WITH STYLE by Stephanie Kimura

This beautifully photographed and illustrated

book contains patterns and instructions for

twenty five various bags, purses, pouches and

totes. Step-by-step instructions are easy to fol-

low. I've used this book for several bag ideas. I

especially enjoyed the unique ideas for embel-

lishments from everyday objects to the exotic.

Reviewed by

Mary Connan

Mary has two projects to show from this book

and two projects completed from last months

‘make and take’. Her Library Bucks are piling

up!

LIBRARY BUCKS—what are they? If you do a written report on a book borrowed you will also be given money. Email the review to the

Newsletter. If you walk into the library, you are given money. So do not hesitate! You still have time to collect money for the auction.

Guess who is in France and DIDN’T send us a card. This postcard was sent in spring of 1909

and the recipient got it two months later.




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It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Betty Stevenson at her home

on March 3, 2015. Betty was a passionate quilter and member of BHQG. She regularly

attended our guild meetings until she was side-lined by illness. She participated in

many of BHQG workshops and made charity quilts. Betty was part of the library team

for several years—she would help fellow quilters find books, suggest ideas and

shared in fellowship. Her quilts were works of art and she humbly donated them to

our Outreach program. We extend our condolences to the family. She will be missed.

Roseline

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STEVENSON, F. Elizabeth "Betty" (nee Walker)

Passed peacefully at home on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2015 at the age of 78. Betty leaves behind her beloved husband of 58

years, Jimmy Stevenson, and three children: Mark, Paul (Louise Page) and Catherine (Nathalie). Loving "gramma" of

Kelli Laor (Cory) and Megan Stevenson. Sister of Bob, Len, and the late Irvin Walker (Dorothy). Daughter of the late

James and Winnifred Walker. Passionate quilt-maker, Betty created numerous pieces of artwork for family members

and friends, celebrating various occasions and traditions. Her quilts were all carefully researched and beautifully exe-

cuted. Each one of them had intricate patterns and Betty made sure the pieces of fabrics were judiciously selected. She

was an avid book reader, enjoying many biographies and novels on a wide-array of topics. Betty was a dedicated fan of

author Joyce Meyer. She also enjoyed watching many sports and was very well informed about them all. Graduate

from BGH Nursing School; Registered nurse, class of 1958. Long-time member of the Canadian Quilters' Association.

Dedicated bird-watch and participant of Bird Studies Canada. Friends will be received at the HILL & ROBINSON FU-

NERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTRE, 30 Nelson Street, on Thursday, March 5th, 2015, from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. A

Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Friday, March 6th at 1:00 p.m. Interment Farringdon Burial Ground. In

lieu of flowers donations to a charity of your choice would be greatly appreciated. Online condolences, tributes, and

service details will be available at www.hillandrobinson.com12904560

of Betty Stevenson

BHQG $500 SCHOLARSHIP

The BHQG Scholarship applications are in the schools of Brantford and Brant

county. Students who are considering working in the field of fabric arts have the

opportunity to apply for the $500 Scholarship offered by our guild.

A copy of this application has been mailed to each secondary school in both the

separate and public school boards. If you know of any eligible young person, en-

courage her/him to ask their Student Services department for an application form.

Should other qualifications be equal, the Scholarship may be awarded to the

student whose parent or guardian is a BHQG member.

The deadline for submission of the application is extended through April 2015. The scholarship committee

will make a decision and notify the recipient and their school by June 1, 2015.

Sue Baldauf, Chair, Scholarship Committee

http://www.hillandrobinson.com




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SWEET DREAMS

APRIL 2015 - #6 PEANUT CROWN

Dear Dreamers

In April, everyone will receive pattern #6, Peanut Crown. Please make one block with

this pattern. The print copies will be at the April guild meeting and the pdf copies will

be sent at the beginning of April.

Sweet Dreams to everyone.

BOM committee - Sue Baldauf, Aline Chan, Joanne Beard, Roseline Dufour, Sue Green, Helen Harper, Judy Taylor

SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS

THEY SUPPORT US!




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Heirloom Treasures – Spring 2015 Classes Below are the classes that are being offered at the Heirloom Treasures Studio this spring (April through June). Registration for classes

can be made in person at the studio, by phone or through our website (under Classes). Class fee must be paid prior to the class begin-

ning. A 10% discount will be given for any fabrics/supplies bought in the Studio for class, however you are welcome to use fabric and

supplies from your own stash. If you find a class or classes that you would be interested in, but the time scheduled does not work for

you, please contact us. We are very flexible and will do our best to accommodate any reasonable request.

Beginner Quilting - Let us take you into the wonderful world of quilting and learn all you need to

know about quilting while you make a lovely sampler quilt. Working on beautiful traditional blocks you will

also learn how use a rotary cutter and ruler, how to sew a scant ¼” seam, how to square up your blocks and

how to add borders and finally binding using modern techniques. Class Fee: $75 (Six – 2 hr. sessions)

Date: Wednesday, Apr 22nd, 29th , May 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th Time: 7 – 9 pm

Back To Square One Quilt - This beautiful quilt is fat quarter friendly and uses light and dark

shades to create a stunning modern look. The design and pattern by Jean Boyd features the quilt in two sizes -

quilt #1: 49" x 61", quilt #2: 37" x 49". Class Fee: $45.00 (Three – 2 ½ hr. sessions) plus fabric & pattern. Pattern

$10.00 – if you purchase your material for this class from Heirloom Treasures, the pattern is free. Date: Satur-

day, April 11th, 25th and May 9th Time: 10 am – 12:30 pm

Purses Galore - Swing into spring with a new purse. This series features three different styles of purse –

the Hobo Bag, the Juliet Bag and the Catalina Sling. Each bag has options for fabric manipulation, and embel-

lishment or you can leave it sweet & simple. Make one bag, or two or all three – the choice is yours.

Class Fee per bag: $30 (two – 2 ½ hr. sessions per bag style), plus fabric and pattern.

Hobo Bag: Apr 23rd & 30th 1 – 3:30 pm

Juliet Bag: May 14th & 21st 10am – 12:30pm

Catalina Bag: June 5th & 12th 10am – 12:30pm

Fusible Machine Applique - This applique class uses Patch Abilities

patterns and is the perfect introduction to fusible applique. Come into the Studio

and pick your pattern from a variety of designs (eg. cats, hummingbirds, tulips,

nursing, snowmen, etc.), grab some scraps from your stash and join us for the fun

of fusible applique while creating a small wall-hanging of a favourite thing.

Class Fee: $36.00 plus pattern and fabric (three – 2 hr sessions)

Date: Friday April 24th, May 1st & 8th OR Saturday June 6th, 13th & 20th Time: 10 am – 12 pm

Stained Glass Table Runner - Using fusible interfacing, a variety of 2” squares and Clover

Quick bias, this runner is a quick and easy way to add a festive touch to your Christmas table that will

be enjoyed for many years.

Class Fee: $48.00 (four 2-hr sessions) plus fabric and pattern book Christmas Traditions in Stained Glass

Date: Thursday May 7th, 14th, 21st & June 4th Time: 2 – 4 pm

Woven Lattice Table Runner - Using a focal fabric and 3 coordinating prints, create

this stunning table runner. The lattice is created using a bias tape maker or a belt loop

attachment for the serger (the choice is yours) and fusible thread and some simple

weaving skills. This runner can easily be transformed into a bed scarf by simply mak-

ing it longer! Class Fee: $36.00 (two 3-hr sessions) plus fabric. Date: Friday May 22nd

& Saturday May 23rd Time: 1 – 4 pm

EZ Breezy Table Runner - This table runner and place mat pattern is

perfect for all those large-scale prints that have been giving you that come-hither

look. Quick-to-stitch and super trendy, the finished project makes for a great gift

for any special person in your life. Finished sizes: Table runner: 15" x 47" , Place

mats: 14" x 18 1/2" each

Class Fee: $30 (two 2 ½ - hr sessions) plus fabric & pattern

Date: Wednesday June 3rd & 17th Time: 7 – 9:30 pm OR Thursday June 11th & 18th

Time: 10 – 12:30 am

Fusible Appliqué

Stained Glass

Woven Runner

EZ Breezy Runner

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